BrainPilot: Automating Brain Discovery with Agentic Research
Understanding the brain increasingly depends on integrating evidence across scales, modalities, and disciplines. Addressing a single research question therefore requires a coordinated sequence of operations, from surveying prior work to executing analyses and interpreting results in light of domain knowledge. AI agents promise to accelerate this process, but current agents lack domain expertise in brain science, may fabricate claims, drift during multi-step reasoning, and offer few defined points for expert intervention. These failures are especially costly in brain science, where conclusions
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“BrainPilot: Automating Brain Discovery with Agentic Research”
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“BrainPilot: Automating Brain Discovery with Agentic Research”
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“BrainPilot: Automating Brain Discovery with Agentic Research”